So much of life for a high school student seems to pass them by. This podcast hosted by faculty members of Livingston Christian Schools seeks to equip students to not let truth pass them by on any number of contemporary issues.
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Road Trip - Oh no you didn't - Contemporary Civility
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This is a continuing discussion with one of LCS' seniors along with LCS' own history and government teacher, Ms. Z, about their experiences at a recent political rally held in Livingston County as President Joe Biden visited Howell, Michigan.
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Commute - Oh no you didn't - Contemporary Civility
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As a school we have high expectations for our students. We have the pleasure of seeing most of them live up to these high expectations. However, there are people that are exposed to our students who are surprised but what they see. This episode portrays just such a reaction. Way too many people are talking at each other and few are listening well. …
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This is a continuing discussion with two LCS students as they recount their experiences on this year's LCS High School Spiritual Life Retreat.
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At the beginning of the school year Livingston Christian Schools' high school students take a retreat as a kick-off event. Bags are packed, then vans and a trailer are loaded to then carry everyone attending to Gull Lake Conference Center near Kalamazoo, MI. For three days the students are exposed to a spectacular setting with phenomenal facilities…
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A continuing discussion with Chef Dave DelCorvo, the Culinary Arts teacher at LCS, and Pastor Kris Mavin.
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From a saxophone playing high school student to a loving husband and father of three daughters, Chef Dave DelCorvo has experienced anything but a boring life! His culinary journey started with making pizzas and then took him through a number of different dining establishments eventually finding his way to culinary school. Several times along this t…
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This is an extended conversation with Pastor Mark Hovermale and two current students, Katy and Ethan, discussing their journeys with anxiety and depression.
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A very recent study conducted by the C.S. Mott Childrens Hospital in Ann Arbor, Michigan in March of 2020 found that, among other unintended consequences of the responses to COVID-19, that 46% of parent respondents indicated that their teens manifested signs of depression or anxiety. This indicates that nearly 1 in 3 teenage girls and 1 in 5 teenag…
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At the literal formation of this country there was a toolbox of resources, if you will, essential to proper sustainability of the founders’ vision. This is otherwise known as The Constitution of the United States of America. Rarely does a craftsman have only one tool that makes them excel at their profession. A vital tool in that toolbox was a prov…
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Mrs. Highfield and her entrepreneurial 4th graders take us on a journey through how they championed healthy tenants of capitalism to impact their culture. Through the use of micro-businesses these 9-11 year olds raised a significant amount of money to help people literally around the world who are in need. Their pure motives of wanting to be the ha…
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Road Trip - The Accountant That Never Was
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This is the extended conversation with Mrs. Stacey O’Keefe, a much loved teacher at Livingston Christian Schools.
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Road Trip - Spiritual Resiliency and Students
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This is the continuation of a conversation with two Youth Pastors, Mark Hovermale and Jack Janigian, regarding long term spiritual connectivity of both middle school and high school students.
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Commute - Spiritual Resiliency and Students
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In our immediate gratification culture, at times it is a challenge to think long term. Education of any kind is about incremental knowledge and application. For many people formal education may stop after high school. Unfortunately, there are statistics that point to this being a reality, spiritually speaking, for people too. Pastors Mark Hovermale…
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From growing up with the Mob in Rochester, NY to joining the Pom Team at Howell High School, Mrs. Stacey O’Keefe has quite a story to tell. She is a much loved teacher at Livingston Christian Schools who has a passion for every aspect of life. Listen as Mrs. O’Keefe shares how God walked her through dating, faith, vocation, and cancer, and how He i…
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Sweetie and the Sensei: Measuring LCS’ effectiveness.
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A temperature check is a helpful way to see whether things in the body are functioning as they should. In this episode, Ms. Z. and Pastor Mavin check the temperature of Livingston Christian School’s effectiveness in preparing its graduates spiritually, academically, socially and emotionally for life after high school. Ryleigh Rollins (aka Sweetie) …
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Citizenry - what in the world does this mean?
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There can be little doubt that the events of the first week of 2021 in the United States will be talked about for many years to come. In this episode Ms. Z. and Pastor Mavin drill down and ask the question, “What does it mean to be a good citizen?” In their efforts to do so, they of course begin to ask how does one impress this upon high school stu…
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On this inaugural episode of the Falcon Fast Lane, Ms. Z and Pastor Mavin interview a former LCS student, Tyler Docusen. Tyler takes the listener on a winding journey beginning in elementarty school at LCS, traversing the basketball courts and basebal diamonds that he so loved to be on to a new educational setting. After graduating from Fowlerville…
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